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mjshrimpton replied

3 May 2007, 15:14
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mjshrimpton started a topic Agreeing a Working Arrangements Letter

3 May 2007, 11:38
Agreeing a Working Arrangements Letter

How have people got on with agreeing a formal working arrangements letter with a client? Any tips on how to broach the subject. I have started confirming my working practices, verbally and by email, as a softening up process.

I then will take the PCG template and use it as much as I can. I dont want to scare the client, so I am taking my time, especially as MyCo is only 2 months old, so the window for investigating wont even kick in until the first P35.

(And anyone got any tips for a secure offsite Disaster Recovery solution for all the paperwork I will have to keep for ever and ever )
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